The RCIPS is investigating reports of persons receiving Scam Google Meet video calls, where the caller purports to be a legitimate agency and during the course of the conversation, makes a request for the person’s online banking credentials and/or bank account information.
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, over the last month, highlighted its ongoing commitment to continuous learning and professional development through the completion of an intensive Critical Incident Command Training programme for its officers.
Police are investigating a serious single-vehicle collision that occurred shortly after midnight on Sunday, 19 July, along Bodden Town Road.
On Friday afternoon, 17 July, police responded to a report of a woman found unresponsive at an address off Batabano Road in West Bay.
On Friday, 17 July, officers and emergency services responded to a report of a single-vehicle collision on Walker’s Road in George Town.
The RCIPS has noted an increase in reports of the suspected phishing scam involving suspects making video calls and claiming to be law enforcement.
The RCIPS and Cayman Islands Government continue to urgently warn the public of a text message scam which is circulating locally.
Shortly after 8:00PM on Friday, 10 July, police had cause to stop a vehicle travelling in central George Town.
Just before 11:00AM on Thursday, 9 July, police and other emergency services responded to a report of a person in distress in the water off South Church Street.
On Sunday, 5 July, two individuals were arrested following searches carried out by RCIPS and CBC officers along Lariat Road in North Side.